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Modus Tollens and Counterfactuals and Counterfactual Reasoning Based on Three Types of Negation
Modus Tollens (MT) is a classical logical inference rule, while counterfactuals are hypothetical statements that are contrary to facts, and counterfactual reasoning is a process of reasoning based on counterfactuals. Negation is an indispensable core concept in them. In this paper, based on the logi
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